Perfect Colours talked about the OEM’s environmentally-conscious latex machines. The UK-based wide-format supplier produced an infographic with HP outlining the “brighter future” of the latex wide-format technology in the 300 series of machines, which it adds have...
Altodigital finds 76 percent of UK companies consider printed pages “mission critical” to their business. The digital print and document solutions supplier conducted a survey on 1,000 decision makers at businesses across the UK to determine whether offices will be...
Cartridge World Office Supplies’ programme is said to be saving customers thousands of pounds. The Infinity programme, set up in November 2013 by the East Lancashire franchise network in England, offers businesses and institutions with “a maintained wireless...
OEM announces two new all-in-one and single function colour printers for small and medium-sized print environments. The two models launched by Konica Minolta are the bizhub C3110 all-in-one and bizhub C3100P single function printers, which both feature support for...
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The remanufacturer and supplier has seen its GP gear patent approved. The GP gear was issued a patent by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), with the patent number 8,628,269, and is for a gear to be used with OPC drums in various toner cartridges for a range...
The OEM is set to hire employees in Knox County. WKYT reported on the new roles made available by Xerox in Knox County, Kentucky, with the “newly created” jobs in production coming at a time when local official state that the “area needs new jobs”. 50 staff have...
The second day of the trade show allowed companies to get into the swing of product promotions, with exhibitors telling of growing interest in their products at the event.
The Italian remanufacturing association worked alongside the Italian government to help change public procurement in Italy for printer cartridges.
The OEM is targeting the SOHO segment and aims to substantially increase its revenue in India. Business Standard (here and here) reported on Konica Minolta’s aims to expand its business in India to around Rs 300 crore ($48.5 million/€35.3 million) in 2014, a growth of...